A Guide to Shar's Language

Language Guide

Other:

Bar = are

Ah = I (ex. = "I am")

Dye = yes

Nag = no, not

Froon = now

Yast = must (ex. = "You must")

Fasee = ok/alright/safe

Fan = like (ex. = "I like this bread food")

Das = this/these

Lay = Like/As (ex. = "do it like this")

Da = the/that

Lee = is / it

Ahg = a

Fa = for

Mar = am

Der = there

Hahg = have

Fairn = from

An = and

Noni = only/solely

Things:

Kleef = knife

Bles = dish

Metti = eating. Mett = eat

Put = pouch

Wekka = water

Tahna = hands

Tahn = hand

Makka = food

Waygee = bathroom

Hunan = honey

Pemca = a sweet energy rich food like pemmican.

Adjectives:

Boose = big

Wek = wet

Hahh = hot

Brigsa = cold

Fasee = safe

Breeah = beautiful

Mahlfor = handsome/virile

Actions:

Dek/Dekki = drink/drinking

Tet/tetti = make/making

Hea = look/see

Gla = go

Frussa = brush/to brush

Rahv = run

Tomini = need (ex. = "I need")

Wekkee = wash

Waygee = go to the bathroom/bathroom/relieve oneself

Puut = stay

Glowfrii = return

Dane = done/finished

People:

Ah = I/me

Ramma = name

Yan = you/your

Ved = we

Mog = my

Wemma = mother

Wam = woman

Wim = girl

Gan = man

Gin = boy

Ganna = father

Kishi = child

Babah = baby/infant

Yemsa = family

Mokato = chief/leader (male)

Mokata = chielf/leader (female)

Hrah = hair

Animals:

Balukah = bear

Bidalah = cat

Bidalah Kleef = Saber tooth tiger

Nagajo = raven

Nanila = bird

Kunna = dog/wolf

Srilak = eagle

Maksat = mammoth

Toovali = wooly rhino

Hran = horn

Hunan floga = honeybee

Floga = bee/fly

Nature:

Weyya = flower/blooming

Horf = fire

Anila = wind/air

Hunan = honey

Sentences:

"Ved yast gla froon." = we have to go now

"Da lee ah." = that is a

"Lee fa metti" = it is for eating. "Lee fa metti" = it is for eating.

"Tomini gla waygee" = need to go to the bathroom (waste)

"Ah lee fa dane" = I am finished/done.

"Da lee mog" = this is mine